Dress pattern 134. Pattern of children's a-silhouette dress with vertical reliefs. Easy to sew, suitable for beginner tailors

Some kind of solemn event or even just a birthday.

I want a holiday and guests.

And if this holiday is for a little girl?
I want a holiday doubly!
I want everything to be perfect and flawless.
I want to organize an event on a grand scale.
Or not even on a grand scale, but just want to give the child a holiday.
But what to do when the prices for elegant dresses just go through the roof?
I propose to sew a festive elegant dress for the girl ourselves.
It will be better than any purchased dresses!
If you know how to sew or if you have a great desire to learn, then you can handle it!
Sewing such a dress is very easy and fast, especially since the pattern is provided for free.

Dress pattern:

According to this pattern, you can sew more than one festive elegant dress for a girl, but three of these:

True, in order to cut out models No. 1 and 2, you need to model the pattern a little.
Model No. 1
This dress can be combined from two fabrics - checkered and striped. The skirt is flared, on the coquette. The bodice consists of two parts. This dress has a cutout. Sleeve-flashlight, on the bottom of which is a narrow cuff.
Model No. 2
This summer girl's dress is made of patterned fabric and finished with lace and plain fabric. There are small pleats in the front. The dress will look very good with a belt.
Model No. 3
The highlight of this dress is the wings sewn into the relief line. The dress fastens at the front with buttons. On the shelf there are folds-tucks. The skirt is flared to the bottom, the top of which is assembled for assembly. This dress looks great with a belt.
The pattern of this dress is designed for size 34, with a height of 134 cm (without seam allowances).
Fabric consumption per dress: 1 m 55 cm, with a fabric width of 106 cm.
When choosing the style of a children's dress, you need to remember that you can choose the simplest model, but put all the emphasis on the choice of details (braid, lace, fabric, bows, etc.).

The pattern is printed on a conventional printer.

You receive immediately three pattern sizes.

The sundress is detachable along the waistline, the skirt is pleated. Zipper in the middle back seam. Using this pattern, you can sew not only a strict school sundress, but also a summer dress for relaxing, choosing bright fabrics.

The pattern is sent instantly by e-mail (to your e-mail address). Pattern file is located in the attachment letters. Open, print, glue the sheets, cut out the size you need and you can start cutting.

To be able to print the pattern several times, save the file to your computer.

For sewing a school sundress, you will need 0.9 - 1m of fabric (depending on size) with a width of 1.50m. Choose fabrics depending on the purpose of the sundress, preferably natural. These can be plain fabrics that match the dress code of your school. For other cases, checkered, striped fabrics, etc. are suitable. For the summer version, you can use light fabrics of a wide variety of colors and shades.

The pattern of a school sundress is given in three sizes in full size without seam allowances.

Tables of sizes for children's clothing, as well as the ratio of the age, height, chest circumference and weight of the child can be.

Note: before printing all sheets, print one sheet with a 10x10 cm control square. Check that its sides correspond to exactly 10 cm. Achieve this using your printer settings. Now you can print all the pattern sheets and assemble them into one puzzle, according to the pattern, using narrow adhesive tape or a glue stick.

The pattern is designed for the age of approximately 7-10 years. Age guidelines are not very reliable, as children at this age come in different heights and different fatness. Therefore, before cutting out the details of the pattern, take the main measurements from your child: chest and waist, length to the waist and the entire product, compare with the parameters of the pattern and determine the appropriate size.

Opening a school sundress

Patterns are given without seam allowances, therefore, when cutting, do not forget about it and add 1-1.5 cm for stitched seams, 0.7-0.8 cm is enough for facing seams, 2-4 cm for hemming the bottom of the product, depending on the processing method.

When cutting, give additional allowances in those places where clarifications are possible after fitting.

Details of the cut of the school sundress

The bodice of a school sundress for the cool season is recommended to be lined (cut according to the main details).

• Before 1 piece with a fold
• Backrest 2 parts
• The front panel of the skirt 1 piece with a fold
• The back panel of the skirt 2 parts
• Neck and armhole facing 1 piece (take off from the main pattern)
• Turning the neck and armhole back 2 parts (take off from the main pattern)

Note: The details of the front and back panels of the skirt are cut according to one pattern.

Sewing a school sundress

Overcast all open sections after stitching.

Even a novice dressmaker can easily cope with sewing such a sundress.

Sewing a sundress can be simplified by using a knitted trim for processing the neck.

When sewing a sundress using facings (as provided for in this model), I would suggest the following processing sequence:

• Stitch shoulder sections.
• Strengthen the facings with an adhesive pad, grind the shoulder sections of the facings.
• Finish the neckline and armholes.
• Stitch the side cuts of the bodice.
• Stitch the side seams of the front and back panels of the skirt.
• Lay the pleats on the skirt along the reference marks, secure with pins.
• Connect the bodice with the skirt along the waist line.
• Stitch the middle section of the back panel of the skirt to the reference mark, leaving an area for the zipper.
• Sew on the zipper.
• Process the bottom of the product.

The dress is ready. With a new thing!

Hello. I spread the size range from 80 to 152 cm of dress patterns for girls. Dress of a free cut, with a sleeve.

The pattern is like this.

Simple cut dress. Sleeve pattern with a fold, the same line for front and back.

The neck is high, such to which the collar is sewn. If there is no collar, the neck should be deepened and expanded.

Despite the fact that the dimensions are given up to a height of 152 cm, the patterns are designed for undeveloped children's figures.

The sleeve, of course, can not be sewn.

Dress length to the knee.

Patterns:

The second pattern is built according to the system of the Müllers. According to German accuracy, it carries the display of anatomical features. In general, this pattern is for fans of the German pattern building system and not for beginners.

You can use the tuck on the back armhole for a good fit, or you can ignore it.

Pattern in PDF file in full size. When printing, set the scale to 100%. After printing, you need to glue the sheets side by side, without overlapping the sheets and without cutting the margins.

Patterns are given without seam allowances.

Patterns:

You can decorate the dress with a collar and lace

shuttlecocks

make the dress layered.

I also collected several options for modeling patterns: how to modify a dress.

You can cut off the skirt and make the assembly. The width of the skirt is doubled.

Girl dress size:
height 116 cm, OG (chest girth) 60-62 cm.

Materials on the dress:

the consumption of the main fabric is 70 cm with a width of 140-150 cm.
Cotton, silk, viscose. The author of this blog is a big opponent of synthetic fabrics for children.
Lace: 167 cm wide 10-15 cm.

Croy:

shelf - 1 piece (with a fold). Cut out with equal allowances of 1 cm

back - 2 parts. Cut out with allowances for the fastener on the back: if the buttons are 4.5 cm, if the zipper is 1.5 cm
other allowances 1 cm.

skirt - cut out the entire width of the fabric (140-150cm), cut off the edge.
Allowances: 1 cm along the top line, 3-4 cm along the bottom line.

Assembly order.

First, you should sweep away the details of the cut and try on the dress. It is possible to make adjustments to the fit.

Finish the edges with any edge stitch (overlock, zigzag). Thin fabrics work well if experience and skill permit.

Treat the armholes and neckline with oblique inlays.

Skirt. Overcast the top cut. Lay two parallel lines (stitch 3 - 4). Gently pull the threads to get the assembly. You need to tighten the 2 lower threads at the same time (they are easier to pull).
Baste the skirt to the dress. Stitch.

Run a fastener in the middle of the back.

You can sew many charming models of children's clothes yourself, spending very little time on their modeling. But first you will need a preschool girl dress pattern, which you can build with our instructions. In the future, it can be used when modeling a variety of styles of children's clothing - not only dresses, but also blouses, sweatshirts, bombers, etc. In this lesson, we will tell you in detail how to build a pattern-the basis of a shoulder product, as well as a sleeve pattern and a turn-down pattern collar for her.

Advice! The basic pattern of a shoulder product, the construction of which is given in the article, can be used to model shoulder products for girls and boys of preschool and primary school age - dresses, blouses, sweatshirts, vests, jackets, etc.

To build a pattern, you need to take the following measurements (in the example, measurements for a height of 122 cm are used):

1. Bust 61cm
2. Length to back waist (DTS) 29 cm
3. Length to waist front (accident) 31 cm
4. Armhole depth 15 cm
5. Back width 26 cm
6. Armhole width 7.2 cm
7. Front width 26 cm
8. Shoulder length 9 cm
9. Neck girth 30 cm
10. hip height 12cm
11. Product length on the back 60 cm

Building a pattern-basis of a dress for a girl

From the upper left corner of the sheet, step back 5-6 cm and set point A. From point A, draw down a vertical line along which you set aside:

• AG \u003d Armhole depth by measure + approx. = 15 cm + 1.5 cm = 16.5 cm.
• AT = Length to back waist (DTS) = 29 cm.
• TB = 12cm (Hip Height).
• AN \u003d 60 cm (Product length by measure).

From points A, D, T, B and H, draw horizontal lines of arbitrary length to the right.

Grid width: from point G, draw a horizontal line of arbitrary length to the right and set aside along the horizontal line:

• GG1 \u003d ½ Back width by measure (SHS) + approx. \u003d 26/2 + 1.5 \u003d 13 cm + 1.5 cm \u003d 14.5 cm.
• Г1Г2 \u003d Armhole width by measure (Shpr) + approx. = 7.2 cm + 2 = 9.2 cm.
• G2G3 = ½ Bust width to measure (SHG) + approx. = 13 cm + 1.5 cm = 14.5 cm.

Through point G3, draw a vertical segment, at the intersection with horizontal lines, points B, T1, B1, H1 are obtained.

From point G1, draw a straight line up to the intersection with the line AB - point P is obtained. From point G2, draw a perpendicular of arbitrary length upwards.

Side line. Divide the segment G1G2 in half - the point G4 is obtained and from the point G4 lower the side line down to the line HH1 - the point H2 is obtained. Mark the point of intersection with the line TT1 with the letter T2, the point of intersection with the waist line BB1 ​​- B2.

Shelf lift. From point T1, set aside the Length to the waist of the front according to the measurement: T1Sh \u003d 31 cm. From point W, draw a horizontal segment to the left, at the intersection with the perpendicular from point G2, point P1 was obtained.

Building a back pattern

Neckline. From point A to the right, set aside AA1 \u003d 6 cm (1/6 of the circumference of the neck according to the measurement plus 1 cm for all sizes): 15/3 + 1 \u003d 6 cm. From point A1 up, set aside A1A2 \u003d 1.5 cm (for all sizes) and connect points A and A2 with a slightly concave line along the pattern.

Back shoulder line. Set aside 1.5 cm from point P down. From point A2 through point 1.5 (shoulder slope), draw a back shoulder line A2P2 \u003d 10 cm (shoulder length by measure + 1 cm for landing).

The line of the armhole back of the dress. From point G1, dividing the angle in half, set aside 2 cm. Draw an armhole line from point P2 through the point of division of segment PG1, point 2 (angle bisector) to point G4.

Building a front pattern

Neckline. From the W point, cut the front neckline using a compass: WSH1 \u003d R \u003d 1/6 Neck girth by measure + 1 cm for all sizes): 30 cm / 6 + 1 cm \u003d 6 cm.

Front shoulder line. Set aside 3 cm from point P1 down. Connect point W1 and point 3 with a straight line and extend it to the left. Set aside along the line the segment Ш1П3 \u003d 9 cm \u003d Shoulder length by measure.

Armhole line. Draw the bisector of the angle G2 and set aside 2 cm along it. Draw the armhole line from the point P3 through the midpoint of the division of the segment 3-G2, point 2 (bisector) to the point G4.

Simulation of flared side seams

To model flared side seams on the base pattern of a dress for a girl, from point H2 to the left and right, set aside the required value (the measure is not constant and may vary depending on the style of the product and design solution). Draw the line of the bottom of the back H-H3 and the line of the bottom of the front H1-H4 with smooth lines with a slight rise in the side seams.

Pattern-base of a dress for a girl with flared side seams

Separately reshoot the pattern of the back and front on tracing paper and use the basic pattern for further modeling of products.

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